DENTAL CROWNS

Dental crowns are dental restorations that completely cover or enclose a tooth or dental implant. They are used to restore the shape, size, color, and function of damaged or weakened teeth. Here are some key aspects about dental crowns.

Individual porcelain crown for posterior teeth, molars and premolars. From $500 to $700.

Dental crowns, also known as caps, They are coverings that are placed over a damaged or weakened tooth to restore its shape, size, and function. They can be made of various materials such as porcelain, ceramic, metal, or a combination of these. Crowns are used to protect a weakened tooth, repair a fractured tooth, cover a dental implant, or improve the appearance of a tooth.
Restores and improves the appearance of the tooth. Prevents wear and tear. Protects the tooth after root canal treatment. It is essential for being able to chew food well and look aesthetically natural.

Dental Crowns price From $500 to $700 per tooth, depending on diagnosis. Valued in Miami, Florida.

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Restores and improves the appearance of the tooth, prevents wear and tear, and protects the tooth after root canal treatment. A crown is essential for properly chewing food and maintaining naturally aesthetic teeth.
Purpose:

Dental restoration: Dental crowns are used to protect and strengthen teeth that have been weakened due to extensive cavities, fractures, severe wear, or after root canal treatment.
Aesthetic improvement:
They are also used for aesthetic purposes to improve the appearance of discolored, malformed, or misaligned teeth.
Materials:
Ceramic:
Commonly used for crowns on visible teeth due to its ability to mimic the natural appearance of teeth.
Metal:
These can be made of metal alloys, such as gold or silver. Metal crowns are durable and are often used on molars where strength is crucial.
Porcelain on metal:
Combines the aesthetics of ceramics with the strength of metal.
Tooth preparation: Before placing the crown, the tooth is prepared by carving it to create space for the crown.
Impression:
An impression is taken of the prepared tooth to ensure a precise fit of the crown.
Temporary placement:
While the permanent crown is being made, a temporary crown is placed to protect the prepared tooth.
Care and Maintenance:

Good oral hygiene: Brushing and flossing regularly is essential to maintain the health of the crown and surrounding teeth.
Avoid chewing hard objects: To prevent damage to the crown, it is recommended to avoid chewing hard objects or using your teeth as tools.
Duration:

The lifespan of a dental crown depends on several factors, such as oral care, overall oral health, and the material used.
Generally, a well-maintained crown is expected to last for many years.
It's important to mention that the process and specific materials may vary depending on the clinical situation and patient preferences. If you are considering a dental crown, I would recommend talking to your dentist to get more specific information about your particular case.

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